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Online sale to ease burden
JOHOR BARU: The state government is hoping to help at least 40,000 people get household items via an online mega sale that started yesterday.
Mulling move to ease the burden
THE Penang Island City Council (MBPP) will look into extending waiver of rental to be paid by traders operating at morning and night markets.
Malaysia Deaf Games postponed to July
JOHOR BARU: A total of 120 deaf athletes and delegates will be representing Johor in the 21st Malaysia Deaf Games (Sopma), set to take place in July next year.
Companies want more relief in Johor Budget 2021
JOHOR BARU: Businesses in Johor are hoping that both the Federal and Johor governments will address uncertainties and challenges brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic in Budget 2021.
Penang asks for RM1bil
PENANG has called on Putrajaya to grant at least RM1bil in allocations to the state as it contributed 6.7% of the national gross domestic product (GDP) last year.
Putting an end to illegal dumping
SIBU: The illegal dumping of construction waste at road shoulders here is getting out of hand and Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) will be taking stern action to stop this irresponsible act.
KL Deepavali bazaar up in the air for now
THE question of whether Deepavali bazaars will be allowed in Kuala Lumpur is still up in the air as the decision hinges on whether the conditional movement control order (MCO) continues after Oct 27.
Scaled-down festival this year
ACTIVITIES for this year’s Nine Emperor Gods Festival will be kept to a minimum, with only simple prayers allowed to be conducted at the Tow Boo Keong Temple in Ipoh.
City council urged to reconsider ramp demolition order
SEREMBAN City Council has been asked to rescind an order directing owners of businesses in Garden Avenue, Seremban 2 to demolish ramps built in front of their premises.
KL Deepavali bazaar up in the air for now
THE question of whether Deepavali bazaars will be allowed in Kuala Lumpur is still up in the air as the decision hinges on whether the conditional movement control order (MCO) continues after Oct 27.
